Boosha
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would you advise (link please) for retrimming the door cards ?
thanks
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csweatherston
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an impact adhesive, like evostick 
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mattievRS
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depends on what you are recovering them in but i wouldnt use evostick as it will soak thru and look shit.go for some mount spray glue out of a can from a local material shop or art shop mate.
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csweatherston
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spray glue wont work...tried and tested....
you NEED an impact adhesive
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mattievRS
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it worked fine on my doors 
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MikeE
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spray mount is a type of contact adhesive like evo stick
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csweatherston
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we had a mini with a cheep (profesional) vinyl covered dash, in the sun the glue melts...
look for all the bubbled dodgily covered doors on here, i guarantee most of them used spray glue.
most spray glues are contact adhesives, you need impact adhesive which forms when pressures applied..
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Boosha
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is this stuff the boyo ?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=230175766887&ssPageName=STRK:MEWA:IT&ih=013
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csweatherston
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thats it....
you need to put it on both surfaces - let it go tacky... then stick them together..
make sure you use thick (or backed fabric)...if its too thin it'll soak through.
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Boosha
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ive got it from net, seems thick enough and its backed so job should be a goodun
gonna test it first though
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